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What is platform-driven ESL design?
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Answer / ravi
Platform driven ESL design refers to the development and
reuse of a SystemC transaction level model of SoC platform.
This offers structured modeling and faster data flow
simulation. These designs can be used for functional
verification, architectural verification, early software
development etc.
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Answer / akanksha
Reduces Design Cycles for IBM PowerPC® 440 and IBM
CoreConnectTM-based Applications
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